Lifeway Women Discipleship Pathways
What Is Discipleship?
Discipleship is intentionally equipping believers with the Word of God, through accountable relationships and empowered by the Holy Spirit, in order to replicate faithful followers of Christ.
One-Year Discipleship Plans for Women
Choosing your next Bible study can be overwhelming, especially when you’re choosing for your small group or women’s ministry. That’s why we developed a series of discipleship pathways created just for you. Each pathway provides a year’s worth of study and focuses on a different topic, allowing you to choose the right fit for you and your group. No matter how to you want to grow in your knowledge and love of God, we have Bible studies hand picked for you.
You'll find a variety of paths ranging from new believers, spiritual disciplines, how to study your Bible, leadership, and more.
Choose the Right Path for You
You can switch paths at anytime if the needs of your group change.
Spiritual DisciplinesYear With JesusMentors/MenteesNew BelieverGrow In FaithTeen GirlLeadershipReconstruct Your FaithLearn to Study the BibleDifficult SeasonsOld TestamentNew Testament
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Learn More About Discipleship
Simply put, a disciple is a lifelong learner of Jesus Christ — someone who truly follows after Him all the days of her life. You actively choose to put yourself in an atmosphere and environment to follow after Him, to constantly be changed into His image on this side of eternity.
We must be attentive to God's direction as we go through the day or we may walk right past the opportunities to give a cup of water in Jesus' name.
We want our churches to be characterized by the disciples that we send into our communities and around the world but feel largely unsuccessful when we try to measure our effectiveness.
Until we return to lives of discipleship, we’ll continue to fail in our calling to live as heaven’s representatives on earth. This is because the power, authority, abundance, victory, and impact promised in God’s Word to His people is ours only when we align ourselves under Him as His disciples.
Mentors help remind us who we are, who God intends us to be, and that He will be faithful to us. And a mentee is someone who longs to know it. It is the combination of those two powerful forces together that create fulfillment.
Bible study leaders want to do more than simply teach the Bible. We lead our groups because we want to see people transformed by the truths of God’s Word. We want those in our groups to grow in their faith and walk with Christ.